Explain, pls, in other words what she does, what is written in bold, and what exactly the word "self" here below means: "Story about Rock Star" Rock Star Amy Lee brings her goth girl self to the table and to the recording studio, no questions asked.
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Please cite the source of this. You can edit your question to add the link.– James KApr 18, 2018 at 15:38
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Dear friend, it's from some English book with short stories to read and develop vocabulary, unfortunately it contains no links– Jane MillerApr 19, 2018 at 13:53
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Name of the book? It seems to have been taken from faze.ca/amy-lee-of-evanescence-her-life-the-group, but perhaps edited somewhat. Please edit your question to name the "English Book".– James KApr 19, 2018 at 14:10
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The question needs to be asked in the context of the idiom:
idiomatic expression: to bring something [here: her goth girl self] to the table
meaning: to have something to offer people in some situation.
A goth girl is a girl who dresses in the goth style.
goth girl self goes one step beyond that and suggests that a goth girl (or guy for that matter) not only dress in goth style but they have a personality [self] to match the attire.
It says her in the same way you would say her personality. It means it belongs to her and not to a general class of people.
